How do I override an employee's accrual?

How do I override an employee's accrual?

Individual accrual override

1. Navigate to the employee's Time Off Dashboard by selecting "View Dashboard" from the Time Off tab.



2. Click "Override Accrual" on the card of the relevant policy.


3. Enter a new accrual amount and note (optional) in the provided fields, and click Save when you're done.



Once you've updated an employee's accrual, the change will be indicated on their Time Off Dashboard by an underline under the accrual amount.



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